Methods of jointing optical fibres

Metal working – Method of mechanical manufacture – Assembling or joining

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156158, 350 9621, B23Q 300, G02B 514

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ABSTRACT:
In effecting a joint between two optical fibres an elongate gauge having a cross-sectional shape and size corresponding to that of each of the optical fibres to be jointed is laid on a substantially flat surface of a soft, substantially non-resilient metallic body, e.g. annealed copper, and is pressed into the surface to form in, and between two edges of, the surface a groove of a substantially complementary cross-sectional size. The gauge is removed and the two optical fibres are aligned in the groove so formed in such a way that neighboring ends of the optical fibres substantially abut. A second body having a flat surface is applied to the grooved surface in such a way that its flat surface is in interfacial contact with the grooved surface, and the two bodies are secured together.

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patent: 2733181 (1956-01-01), Riedesel
patent: 3487871 (1970-01-01), Kanamori
patent: 3768146 (1973-10-01), Braun et al.
C. Someda, "Simple, Low-Loss Joints between Single-Mode Optical Fibers", 4/73, The Bell System Technical Journal, vol. 52, No. 4, pp. 583-596.

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